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July is a lovely month, sunshine, school holidays and long days! What have you got planned to entertain the children over the summer holidays? If you’re looking for inspiration then make sure you look at our days out guide. Annette from The Village Midwives talks about people perception and I talk about all things vintage.. We also look at looking after your hair over the summer months and the benefits of massage for all ages. I would like to say a massive well done and thank you to Worth Farms at Holbeach Hurn for opening their ‘doors’ on Open Farm Sunday. We popped over as a family and had a brilliant few hours - my son especially being able to climb in and out all of the machinery. I would definitely recommend it for anyone next year! As much as I hate to say it as I am definitely a summer lover, we need to make the most of the long days and good weather as it soon will be gone and back to cooler days, so we have looked at how to make the most of your outdoor space this summer. Finally, Tim has taken the Isuzu D-Max for a spin to see how it stands up! All that’s left for me to say is enjoy the issue and see you next month!

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18 Food & Drink

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20 Focus on Kirton

8 Citizens Advice

23 Home & Property

10 School News

24 Motoring

13 Library News

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14 Family Life

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Love Local and support services charities Support is being drummed up for two armed forces charities in a fundraising campaign by Lincolnshire Co-op, together with local producers. As the RAF marks its 100th birthday this year, and to recognise the dedication of service people past and present, Lincolnshire Co-op is raising money for the Royal British Legion and the RAF Benevolent Fund. The charities will be supported through the Society’s Community Champions scheme throughout summer. Money raised for both charities will help them care for forces families, serving personnel and veterans who need help with a range of issues including funeral costs, debt, housing, mobility problems and medical care, and help train others to support them. Lincolnshire Co-op’s Community Coordinator Ryan Hodson said: “In Lincolnshire, the community around us is closely linked with the armed forces, and the charities we’re supporting do an important job caring for the health and wellbeing of service people past and present. We hope that by holding these activities, events and fundraising in our outlets together we can recognise the work they do and raise funds to help them continue it.” A donation will be made every time members shop in Lincolnshire Co-op stores using their dividend card. Colleague fundraising and proceeds from the carrier bag levy will also go into the pot. Lincolnshire Co-op food stores stock a range of local produce through the Society’s Love Local range, and some of these producers are also celebrating with specially created forces-themed goods. For each sale of these products 10p will also be donated through the scheme. They are: • Red Leicester Bastion in the Air cheese, made by the Grinstead family at Lymn Bank Farm near Skegness. • Bastion Pale Ale, brewed by Ferry Ales Brewery in Fiskerton. • Dambusters Beer Chutney, made by Jenny’s Jams of Lincoln.

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• Cupcakes produced by Lincolnshire Co-op’s bakery Gadsby’s during the summer. Ferry Ales Brewery’s Bastion Pale Ale has been brewed to promote the “Bastion in the Air” project which is raising awareness of Lincolnshire’s First World War aviation heritage. Ferry Ales Brewery’s Co-owner Mike Holman said: “It’s great to be supporting causes that help so many local people in Lincolnshire. The armed forces are close to our hearts and we’re thrilled to be involved.” There’ll be fundraising in lots of other ways at Lincolnshire Co-op outlets, including the chance to win a once in a lifetime trip on the Tornado Steam Locomotive from Lincoln to London. To enter, just have a go at the anagram competition at selected Lincolnshire Co-op stores. Customers can test their flying skills by taking part in a paper airplane competition and other games in Lincolnshire Co-op food stores during Armed Forces Day on Saturday 30th June - all in return for a small donation. Money has also been raised in June through a ‘guess where the teddy is’ game at Lincolnshire Co-op travel branches and ‘guess the teddy’s name’ at its funeral homes. There’ll also be three free summer food

events in Chapel St Leonards, Scunthorpe and Washingborough where Lincolnshire Co-op members can donate by taking part in games and the chance to win a food hamper, along with sampling tasty food and live 1940s style music. There’s no need to book, just bring your dividend card to sign in. More fundraising will come from collection boxes located in all stores where customers can donate whatever spare change they like. Regional Director for the RAF Benevolent Fund Mark Quinn said: “We are delighted that in this seminal year Lincolnshire Co-op have chosen to raise funds for the RAF family. We are extremely grateful to all involved for choosing to support the charity. “It is support like this which means the Fund has been able to stand side by side with the RAF for almost 100 years, offering financial, emotional and practical assistance when current and ex-service people need it most. “ Regional Fundraising Manager for the East Royal British Legion Jo Ticehurst said: “We are very excited and feel privileged to be chosen as a Community Champion until September. “It’s set to be a special year in Lincolnshire as combined with RAF 100, there’s lots to celebrate in the county this summer. We look forward to working with Lincolnshire Co-op raising funds and awareness for those who served and are still serving who need our help today.”

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Dementia week

In response to Dementia Action Week, local businesses have been uniting to take action, big or small, to improve the lives of people affected by dementia. Organisations have been busy pedalling for pennies, selling cakes, attending awareness sessions and looking their best in blue. Throughout the Market Place Alzheimer’s Society forget-menot logos have been “blossoming”, each sponsored by a local business. Young people from Nacro and local primary schools have also been getting involved, with their creative efforts proudly displayed in Boston Stump for all to see. In the UK, one person develops dementia every three minutes. Yet too many people living with dementia face the condition alone and are excluded from society. Boston Dementia Action Alliance is determined to create a dementia-friendly community where people with dementia are included and supported to live the lives they want. They want to hear your ideas of how to do this. A suggestions box can be found at Greyfriars Surgery, South Square, Boston. A number of events and activities are yet to take place, including a tea dance and family

event. For more information please visit www.boston.gov.uk/ dementia, call 01205 364161 or follow them on Facebook @ BostonDementia Organisations involved: Barclays, Boots, Boston Borough Council , Boston Community Transport, Boston Jive, Boston Sign Company, Boston West Academy, Butterwick CofE Primary School, Catch 22, Chattertons Solicitors, CIB Consultancy, Dexter & Sharpe, Donington Cowley Endowed Primary School, Duncan & Toplis, Friskney All Saints CofE Primary School, Greyfriars Surgery, Hawthorn Tree Primary School, Healthwatch Lincolnshire, Holy Trinity Church, HSBC, Just Press Enter, Lincolnshire County Council, Lincolnshire Housing Partnership, Liquorpond Street Surgery, Lloyds Bank, Lloyds Pharmacy South Square, Marks & Spencer, Old Leake Medical Centre, Savoy Cinema and The Alzheimer’s Society.

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soundLINCS Celebrates 20 Years of Music-Making On 1st June Lincolnshire based community music charity soundLINCS celebrated 20 years of music development, reaching across Lincolnshire, the East Midlands and beyond and bringing music to hundreds of thousands of people. With over 40,000 workshops delivered, three quarters of a million participants from ages 0 to 100 and more than 1,000 videos and music tracks published online or on CD, it’s been a busy 20 years, and soundLINCS are showing no signs of letting up as they move on to the next. To mark the birthday they hosted a drinks reception on the day, bringing together people involved with the Company spanning both decades to reminisce, party and play some music together as they look back over the years of music-making. Then, on 2nd June, several groups from soundLINCS’ New Tricks project came together for a public performance at The Blue Room in Lincoln. New Tricks is soundLINCS’ Older Adults Music Service across Lincolnshire, supported by funding from Arts Council England and the Postcode Community Trust, and the event was an irreverent, anarchic musical extravaganza, bringing an eclectic mix of music from an eclectic mix of people! This marks the beginning of an exciting year of events and sharing for soundLINCS, who will be embarking on some large new projects,

sharing toolkits and academic research they have created on an international stage and hosting events to hopefully get may more people across the region making music. soundLINCS CEO NikkiKate Heyes MBE said: “We are thrilled to have reached our 20th year, it has been an exhilarating journey and the birthday celebration are the start of yet another exciting year of growth and development for soundLINCS” “We’ve got some incredible plans and aspirations throughout the year and we hope that as many people as possible will get involved throughout.” For further information about the celebrations or to find out more about soundLINCS, visit www. soundlincs.org, visit the soundLINCS facebook page: www.facebook.com/ soundLINCS or twitter: www. twitter.com/soundLINCS, email info@soundlincs.org or call 01522 510073.

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Councillor’s Column Cllr Claire Rylott

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Cllr Claire Rylott, pictured, is Boston Borough Council’s Cabinet member with responsibility for tourism, arts, culture and heritage. Boston has some of the finest heritage with grand architecture dating back to the 13th Century when the town had huge wealth generated by the second most important port in the country. It was the first to have a connection with those seeking religious freedom who would come to be known the world over as the Pilgrim Fathers. But it also has a modern arts and cultural offer. Cllr Rylott is concerned with enhancing the town’s reputation and encouraging everyone to promote it to a worldwide audience.

t is the day after the royal wedding; whether you are a royalist or not, the national newsreaders are reporting “What a good advert for England yesterday”, the sun was shining and many had turned up in Windsor to watch the wedding. The world was seeing England at its best, and I heard more than once from those reporting “This has got to be good for tourism in our country”. Part of my portfolio in the town is to promote tourism - a corporate priority that is vitally important for our economy. The only time I have had a call from local and national media is when we have had some vandalism in the town. I asked them to call back when they wanted to report on a good news story. Vandalism happens throughout our county, even the Knights of Lincoln suffered damage last year. We have a minority in our town who like causing trouble, but we have a majority

on the case. Thanks to the support of BTAC (Boston Town Area Committee) we are in the process of replacing our seats and bins around the town. Boston Stump has more than 100,000 visitors a year. The Bollywood Ball held there last year was a fantastic evening. I was asked to auction lots at this event and the evening raised more than £13,000. They have been very busy fundraising in support of their Passion for People Project, and have recently put a bid in to the Heritage Lottery Fund to support their project. I am delighted to say Boston Borough Council has supported their bid. Around our town centre we have Blackfriars Theatre that goes from strength to strength. I understand “The Full Monty “ was an absolute hit. Further along that street is the Guildhall, which is a fantastic building to use for

The Friends of the Cemetery are getting involved this year. With help from the bloom committee and the borough council they have recreated the bog garden at the cemetery. I took a wander around the grounds not long ago. It is so tranquil; the flora and fauna on that site are amazing. who want to continue to improve the place where they live and work. Somehow, together, we need to get that message out to the big wide world, then we will find more people will want to come and visit, live and work here. I was delighted to be offered a seat on the Greater Lincolnshire LEP (Local Enterprise Partnership) visitor economy board recently. We now have a voice for Boston. At my first meeting the chairman enquired as to what appetite would there be if districts were asked to introduce new street furniture. There was silence around the room. I then had great pleasure in reporting that Boston is already 6 | SIMPLY BOSTON | www.simplyboston.co.uk

functions, even wedding ceremonies, together with Fydell House next door, a perfect place for a wedding reception. The walled gardens to the rear are a hidden gem, well worth a visit. The new art deco garden in Central Park is now complete and it has transformed a corner, but I still have lots of ideas for the park. Boston in Bloom is working hard - three gold awards in a row for the town, and all-out effort being made to achieve another. The Friends of the Cemetery are getting involved this year. With help from the bloom committee and the borough council they have recreated the bog garden at the cemetery. I

took a wander around the grounds not long ago. It is so tranquil; the flora and fauna on that site are amazing. I understand the Town Team is under new leadership and hopefully will be able to offer support to the businesses in the town. I have set up a Women in Business lunch event in the town. We meet bi-monthly and new members are always welcome. Last year I championed the new Visit Boston website (www.visitbostonuk.com). Many groups were struggling to advertise events they were holding, they needed help, and couldn’t always afford to promote in the local papers. Take a look, it has lots of information about Boston. There are great opportunities regarding tourism for Boston leading up to Mayflower 2020 and beyond. Kuoni world tour operators have visited our town and were very impressed with what they saw. Boston features as a destination to visit within the Mayflower Trail https://www.mayflower400uk.org/ This is only a snippet of what happens in our town, and one of the common denominators in all this is volunteers and sponsors. I am ever grateful for all the voluntary work and sponsorship that is given to our town. All town centres are changing and will continue to do so. Supermarkets have taken away many small businesses, and Internet shopping is killing our high streets. We live in a multicultural society. Embrace the changes that are happening in our town. Let us all promote this great town as we should, it has so much to offer.

Cllr Claire Rylott, Portfolio holder for Tourism, Arts, Culture and Heritage, Boston Borough Council.

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Scams Awareness Scams Awareness Month is a yearly campaign which aims to create a network of confident, alert consumers who ‘don’t miss a trick’ when it comes to scams. Whether you’re an individual consumer looking to protect yourself and your family from scams, or an organisation or group representing consumers, your efforts during Scams Awareness Month 2018 are important. You can help to spread the message that scams are crimes that can happen to anyone and we don’t need to be embarrassed if we fall victim to them. A scam is a scheme to con people out of their money. Almost three-quarters of people have been targeted by scammers in the last 2 years. Most victims don’t report scams. But the impacts can be huge - people can: • lose their life savings. • suffer emotional trauma or mental health problems. • lose their confidence. • suffer long-term health problems.

Different types of scams Investment scams They may offer shares, or a range of investment “opportunities”. Generally targeted at the 55+ age group and often sophisticated enough to lure in even experienced investors. Also called “boiler room” scams because they use high pressure sales to create a sense of urgency. Citizens Advice found average losses reported last year to be £20,000. “Phantom goods” scams These scams are when items are bought online but are never delivered. They can be targeted through sites including online marketplaces and social media. A rising number of people are being caught out by “phantom goods” scams. Citizens Advice found the average loss to be £1,100.

Computer software service or internet provider scam Victims are cold called and told that there is a problem with their computer. They are talked through the log-on steps so the fraudster can gain remote access to the computer, for which they charge “fees” and gain access to personal and financial information. This was the most common scam reported to Citizens Advice Consumer Service in 2015-16. Courier scams Usually start with an unsolicited telephone call or text advising that a bank fraud has been detected. The scam is completed when the caller attends the victim’s home or uses an innocent courier to collect their bank card. This method is sometimes also used with pension scams. Your bank will never call at your home to collect your cards. Money Mules This is where an individual allows their bank account to be used to move money from criminal funds. Young people and students are particularly vulnerable as they are often short of cash. They may be approached with what looks like a genuine job offer, asking them to receive money into their bank account and transfer it onto someone else, keeping some of the cash for themselves. If caught, the person targeted may be implicated in money laundering themselves. You can find out more about current scams on Action Fraud’s website at www.actionfraud. police.uk.

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Top tips to avoid scams If you haven’t bought a ticket – you can’t win it. You shouldn’t have to pay anything to get a prize. If you’re contacted out of the blue – be suspicious. Say no to coldcall investments and pensions reviews. Your bank will never phone you to ask for your PIN or your online banking password. Genuine computer firms do not make unsolicited phone calls to help you fix your computer.

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The examination took place over 7 weeks from October 2017 to April 2018 and has resulted in some modifications being required. This consultation relates to these modifications and is not an opportunity to repeat, or introduce, new issues. Comments made must relate to whether the Local Plan is ‘sound’ and complies with legal and procedural requirements - Guidance on how to make comments will be available on our website. All of the documents being published for consultation will be available from the 16th July 2018 on our website at: www.southeastlincslocalplan.org in the area’s libraries and mobile libraries; and the council offices in Boston and Spalding (addresses below), during normal office hours. You can comment on the consultation documents: By emailing a completed comment form (available to download from our website or collect at the locations listed above) to: programme.officer@southeastlincslocalplan.org

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School News

Boston High School A Calling teachers, PTA members, pupils… Do you have exciting news at your school? Please send details to editor@simplyboston.co.uk

As part of the 2017-2018 Student Leadership Team, a Women’s initiative was set up to find ways to raise aspirations of young girls in the school. They asked students, staff and their families to donate books to be sold by the SLT in a book sale — the money raised (£362.40) from this was put towards buying new books for the library in a dedicated section for books written by or about inspirational women. Their incredible work has gained the attention of national figures such as The Female Lead, a charity designed to highlight the work of inspirational women, and Matt Warman MP, who will visit the school in June to see the efforts so far. A huge congratulations to Cai Cherry and the supporting head students and teachers for this successful project. Year 7 student, Eden Gardener, travelled to London where she competed in a karate competition. Entering in the Green and Blue belts category, where the oldest competitor was 15, 12-year-old Eden

fought one-on-one in three highly competitive rounds and was successful in achieving first place. This amazing achievement has started her on a journey towards international success. Eden is a part of TKFGB and only the top three fighters from this organisation are qualified to go to the World Championships in Canada in October this year. As a school, we are very proud and wish her the best of luck in the upcoming world championships.

Boston College - Pilot project will teach students about modern slavery

oston College will become the first college in the UK to join forces with the Gangmasters and Labour Abuse Authority (GLAA) to teach students about modern slavery and labour exploitation within its curriculum. The pilot project for the 2018-19 academic year will see a number of activities taking place from September, helping students gain a better understanding of modern slavery and labour exploitation. Masterclasses will be held with professionals giving their insights on the work to tackle modern slavery and support victims. Tutorials will be created for staff and students, who will be equipped with a comprehensive knowledge of employment rights. They will also take part in a unique visual art competition interpreting the term ‘gangmaster’. The project, which supports the GLAA’s Prevent strategy, will reach out to local employers to help them better understand labour exploitation in the workplace. A launch event was held at the college on Friday 1 June, with attendees including Minister for Crime, Safeguarding, Vulnerability and Women Victoria Atkins, Member of Parliament for Boston and Skegness Matt Warman, and Lincolnshire Police and Crime Commissioner Marc Jones.

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Dawn Telford, Head of Learner Services at Boston College, said: “This new partnership will provide opportunities for not only our learners, but also for staff and parents to learn about issues of modern slavery and labour exploitation. “It is important our learners understand their rights in the workplace, and by providing this information it safeguards our young people who will be moving in to employment. “Boston and surrounding areas such as South Holland have a historically high concentration of gangmasters serving the agricultural and food processing sectors. “Over the last 15 years, the area has also seen significant levels of migration from other EU countries, especially Poland, Lithuania and Latvia. This has meant that more than one quarter of students studying at the college come from a nonBritish background.” GLAA Director of Strategy Darryl Dixon said: “We are delighted to be working with Boston College on this ground-breaking initiative. The college is perfectly placed within its community to raise awareness of modern slavery and labour abuse, as well as being able to take appropriate action to help anyone who may have been exploited.” Minister for Crime, Safeguarding, Vulnerability and Women Victoria Atkins said: “I am pleased that the GLAA and Boston College have created a

course which will help raise awareness and build a stronger insight to effectively tackle this awful crime. “This government is taking a world leading approach, by using the Modern Slavery Act and reforms to the GLAA, to provide law enforcement the powers they need to identify victims, protect vulnerable people and bring offenders to justice. “The GLAA has played a pivotal role in our fight against exploitation by using its new powers to investigate labour market offences, arrest employers who may unscrupulously be exploiting their workers, and identify and refer potential victims through the National Referral Mechanism to ensure the right support is given to those in need.” At the end of the project, the GLAA will make a range of educational resources for all other colleges and post-16 education providers across the UK freely available. If you have concerns about labour exploitation, speak to the GLAA’s intelligence team on 0800 432 0804 or email intelligence@glaa.gsi.gov.uk. Alternatively, call the Modern Slavery Helpline on 08000 121 700. 10% of colleges nationally. We could not achieve these heights without the support of our employer and delivery partners who continue to work with us to develop Lincolnshire’s best Apprenticeship talent.”

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Library news

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Events at Boston Library in July

Five Years From Now by Paige Toon Nell and Van meet as children when their parents fall in love, but soon they are forced worlds apart. Five years later, they find each other. Their bond is rekindled and new feelings take hold, but once again they have to separate. For the next two decades, fate brings Nell and Van together every five years, as life and circumstance continue to divide them. Will they ever find true happiness? And will it be together? ‘One day, maybe five years from now, you’ll look back and understand why this happened…’

It’s here again! Are you aged 4-11 years? Think you can read 6 books in 6 weeks? The Reading Agency’s Summer Reading Challenge starts Saturday 14th July. This year’s theme is Mischief Makers, so pop in to Boston Library’s Summer Reading Challenge launch between 9.00am and 4.00pm and sign up.

Saturday 14th July. Make a Mischievous Money Box 10.30am-12.00noon

Childrens Book Choice Al’s Awesome Science: No.1: Egg-Speriments! by Jane Clarke

Prank School 31st July 2.00pm-4.00pm Make some simple harmless pranks to fool your family and friends.

Al’s wacky experiments have the most unexpected and messy consequences in this science-based adventure series. Al is experimenting to invent a time machine which would also be really useful to get him out of trouble! As a young scientist who never gives up Al is surprised to find out that his ‘egg-speriments’ can lead to very sticky situations!

While you’re at Boston Library find out what other marvellous mischief you can make with our fun activities and coding club throughout the summer holidays; pick up a leaflet now.

v Boston Library opening hours Mondays - 9am to 5pm Tuesdays - 9am to 5pm Wednesday - 9am to 5pm Thursdays - 9am to 6pm Fridays - 9am to 5pm Saturdays - 9am to 4pm ä Telephone 01522 782010 (charged at local rate) or log on to www.lincolnshire.gov.uk/libraries.

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Family life

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Business Focus

Do you suffer from …

“I Don’t Know What To Wear Moments?” If you do, relax, because very few people are born with a natural sense of style and Oasis For Hair have launched a brand new Personal Image Design Service that can help you.

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By gently taking you through a step by step process of Colour and Figure analysis which reveals exactly what clothes and make up you should choose to both look good … and feel great! Imagine … no more ‘I don’t know what to wear moments’. No more panic buying or fear of standing out for all the wrong reasons. Instead imagine clothes you love to wear and being noticed for all the right reasons. Here are real quotes from people who felt like you do now, before they had their colour and figure analysis sessions.

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“All my life I’ve been confused and unsure about what to wear. Since my analysis sessions I see myself in a totally different way. Gone are my safe blacks and baggy comfortable clothes, instead I’ve finally had the confidence to lose weight and be more confident in every aspect of my life!’

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“I’m an artist so I thought I knew all about colour choice … but boy was I wrong! Since my analysis sessions I feel much more decisive when I go clothes shopping. I’ve also enjoyed many positive comments from family and friends about what I’m wearing. I would thoroughly recommend the experience!” Colour & Figure Analysis will also save you thousands in future because once you’ve had it done you’ll be far less likely to buy clothes that end up being ignored in your wardrobe because you don’t feel right in them.

If you want to know more, come to the next Colour & Body Analysis information evening held monthly on Tuesday nights at Oasis For Hair. Tickets are FREE but you do need to pre-book to qualify for the Half Price Analysis discount offer you’ll hear about on the night. Places are limited and go fast so call the salon today on 01205 360232 and book.

" Don't Know What To Wear Momen ts?" They’ll be history once you discover how to become a confident clothes shopper with a wardrobe packed full of clothes you love to wear.

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Health & Beauty

Massage For All I know adults have hectic lives, but it seems to me that our children kids are potentially the ones who really need the occasional massage. They juggle school, sports, chores, mean kids, social lives, acne, peer pressure and about a hundred or so other stressors. So, why do so many spas discourage or limit massage therapy for the under-18 crowd? The vast majority of massage professionals will readily admit that no one is too young to appreciate and benefit from a good massage. In fact, the massage experience can begin as early as infancy and continue throughout life, as long as a licensed professional is used. Studies have repeatedly shown that massage helps kids and adults of all ages with stress and stress hormone levels, mood and behavioral problems. The immune system can also enjoy a much-needed boost from a regular rubdown. Plus, they’re just fun and relaxing, and who doesn’t need a little bit of that? In addition, physically active teens are sure to appreciate the sports-related benefits of massage. For example, massage therapy has been proven to aid sore muscles and specific pain (such as lower back spasms or hamstring troubles). Other teen-specific pros include the fact that massage relieves the symptoms of PMS; plus, studies have shown that people are more alert following a session. But there are a couple of factors to take into consideration before booking

lifting you your child onto a massage table. First, younger kids only need a 15 or 20-minute session to get the job done because an entire hour would be too overwhelming. In fact, parents can learn to give basic massages to younger kids at home. Since teens would probably hate at the idea of a ‘mummy massage’, they’re best left to the capable hands of massage therapists!

Summer Haircare

Don’t let the sun, dull your shine! Summer is round the corner and the sun is ready to shower its’ wrath on you, so pick-up your armors and get ready for the upcoming battle. You got to kick the sun in the ass and protect your hair from the cruel and merciless sun. The sun’s heat causes damage to your hair and makes it dry. So, it’s better to avoid any hair treatments or too much hair coloring during summer. Prevent your hair from splitting and becoming dry, damaged and dull this summer with these tips.

Apply conditioner

As the sun is already known to make the hair dry and fizzy during the summer season. So, make sure that you apply a good quality conditioner that suits your hair. If you go for swimming during summers do apply the leave-in conditioner on your hair and don’t forget to wear a cap.

Avoid dryers

You should keep your hair as natural as possible and avoid blow dryers and curlers. Do wash your hair earlier so that you get time to dry your hair in the air and not with a dryer. As the sun’s strong heat is enough to damage your hair during summers so we suggest you not to use styling

iron for your hair as they are high heating agents which can completely destroy your hair.

Trim your hair

This will help you to take care of your hair-ends as during summers the hair usually develops split ends a bit too frequently and the hair also becomes dry which does not look good. So, to give your hair a new life you must shorten them during summers.

Bring on those scarves and hats

You need to cover that head of yours before getting out in the sun. Put on that hat or cover your hair with that scarf and protect it from the harmful radiations of the sun.

alternate day rule where you wash your hair every alternative day or three days a week.

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Let it breathe

However much you want to wash your hair everyday after that bashing your hair faces from the sun but refrain yourself from doing so. When you wash your hair everyday you rob it from all the natural oils that your scalp produces. Opt the

Allow the roots of your hair to breathe. Never strangle your hair by tying it up tightly. When you do such a thing, sweat gathers on your scalp and prevents them from escaping. This results in the loss of hair and dullness. www.simplyboston.co.uk | SIMPLY BOSTON | 17

Food & Drink

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Strawberry Jelly Cake Perfect for using up those freshly picked strawberries, this beautiful cake can be served for afternoon tea or as an indulgent pudding.

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Line a 9 inch round cake pan with parchment paper. Preheat the oven to 180oc. Mix the flour, baking powder, soda and salt in a bowl. Melt the butter in a large bowl and set aside to cool. Once done, add the sugar and mix with an electric mixer, then add in the egg, milk, yogurt and vanilla. Slowly add the dry ingredients to the egg mixture and mix slowly until all combined. Add the batter to the pan and bake for 18-20 minutes. Cool in the pan and then transfer to a rack to cool completely.

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Sit the cake on a flat plate once cooled and place the ring from a 9inch springform pan around the cake. 8. Dissolve the gelatin in 2tbsp cold water and set aside for a few minutes, then microwave to dissolve completely. Set aside to cool. 9. Beat the cream cheese until it’s light and fluffy. 10. Do the same with the whipping cream, gradually add the icing sugar and continue to mix until stiff peaks form. 11. Mix in the vanilla and dissolved gelatin, add the cream cheese and mix to combine.

12. Spread gently onto the cooled cake and pop in the fridge to chill for 30 minutes. 13. Make up the jelly according to the packet and set aside to cool. 14. Chop the strawberries and use these to line the edge of the cheesecake. 15. Layer the next row of strawberries by gently overlapping them and cover the whole of the cheesecake in this fashion. 16. Pour the jelly over the strawberries once it is starting to set and refrigerate until completely set. Run a thin knife around the edge to remove the pan and serve. 17. 7. Garnish with the remaining cream and drained peas to serve.

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Focus on Kirton: A town of Famous Faces

Dame Sarah Ann Swift, who was born in Kirton Skeldyke, was a nurse and founder in 1916 of the Royal College of Nursing and introduced the Nurse registration. She was born on the Blossom Hall Estate at Kirton Skeldyke, daughter of a tenant farmer she had been Matron of Guy’s Hospital (1901–09), then retired, but in the First World War she returned to this position for the British Red Cross Society and the Order of St John of Jerusalem in England. In 1919 she was made Dame Grand Cross of the Order of the British Empire (GBE) for her services to nursing. A ward at St Thomas Hospital, London is named after her. Royal College of Nursing With help from the Hon. Arthur Stanley (Chairman of the War Committee) she set up the College of Nursing. A letter was sent out to all the training hospitals outlining the idea pointing out that although there was disagreement on issues relating to registration there was a need to coordinated nursing and all trained nurses should unite in one democratic organisation with the power in the hands of the membership. By 1918 there were 13,000 Members. They elected the first council and set up Centres (later to be called Branches). The College of Nursing later became the Royal College of Nursing (RCN) modelled on the Royal College of Physicians and surgeons. On 27 March 1916 the College of Nursing was registered. It became the Royal College of Nursing in 1947. Joseph Gilbert: Master of HMS Resolution Joseph Gilbert (1732–1831) was a British naval officer who was Master of HMS Resolution on the second voyage of Captain James Cook. As Master he was responsible for a number of specific duties, especially navigation. Joseph was born in Kirton, and was baptised in St Peter & St Paul’s Church on the 1st June 1732. He was the youngest of the eight children of John & Elizabeth (nee Armstrong) Gilbert. He later moved to Freiston, where he was married to Frances Plant on the 16th November 1758, and 20 | SIMPLY BOSTON | www.simplyboston.co.uk

they had four children, all baptised in St James’ Church, but he made the Royal Navy his career. It is not known at what age he went to sea, but from 1764 to 1769 he was the master on HMS Guernsey (32 guns) surveying the coasts of Newfoundland and Labrador (both provinces of Canada). Gilbert Inlet and Gilbert River could be named after him!! Joseph subsequently became master of the HMS Pearl (32 guns), which surveyed Plymouth Sound, and of the HMS Asia (64 guns), until he was selected by Captain James Cook to serve as master of the HMS Resolution on his second great Pacific voyage (1172 – 1775). Cook thought highly of him both as a seaman and as a surveyor and draughtsman, paying tribute particularly to his judgement. During the voyage Joseph produced numerous finely executed charts; many of them embellished with charming watercolour drawings and perspective views. He was slightly wounded during the skirmish at Eromanga on 4th August 1774. On 17 January 1773, HMS Resolution was the first ship to cross the Antarctic Circle and crossed twice more on the voyage. The third crossing, on 3 February 1774, was the most southerly penetration. On his return to England, he was

rewarded with the gift of Cook’s watch. When his sea going days were over, Joseph took on the position of Master Attendant at Sheerness Dockyard, moved to Woolwich and then to Portsmouth where he served with the rank of Lieutenant from 1776 to 1791 From 1791 until 1802 his last post was as Master Attendant at Deptford. Joseph retired in 1802 and lived in Hampshire with his unmarried daughter Frances (b 1764). His eldest child George (1759 -1786) sailed with Cook on his third voyage and produced a journal, and Richard the second son (1767 – 1845) also entered the Navy. Joseph is mentioned on a tablet to the local people with connections to Australia and the South Seas in St Botolph’s Church, Boston (the Stump). The plaque is mounted on the north wall of the tower.

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Lorraine Christine Planning a wedding takes so much thought these days, but attire remains top of many bride-to-be’s priorities. As, such the bridal shops in Kirton are essential places to check out early well before the big day comes. Okay, so choosing the bridal gown is a big decision, but that is not all that you need to think about ahead of the big day. What about the rest of your attire? Shoes, underwear and jewellery all need to be considered and it is hard to

make progress here without having a decision made on the dress itself. That is why the bridal shops in Peterborough offers, as well as those in Kirton which serves the area around Spalding, are good places to visit. Of course, you will get an idea of the dresses that are stocked, but you can also obtain invaluable advice about the rest of your garments from friendly staff who have a wealth of experience to draw upon.

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Hot tubs, spas and Jacuzzis are fast becoming the must-have garden luxury. The ultimate indulgence for outdoor play, they can cost from around £3,000 upwards. But in making such an expensive investment you really should visit a showroom before taking the plunge and get some expert advice. Make sure whatever brand / model you choose can stand up to UK weather too – ie it should be able to withstand plenty of rain. And whatever hot tub you go for, make sure it’s well insulated with a tightly fitting cover as this will help save energy costs and keep it free of garden debris too.

BBQs Outdoor dining is one of the highlights of summer, enjoying a relaxed meal outside with your nearest and dearest. BBQs come in all sorts and sizes - before you buy, have some idea on the type of things you want to cook on it regularly and for how many diners.

A small circular grill is ideal for traditional barbecue food like burgers and sausages, but if you want to cook bigger joints or fish you’ll need something larger. Do you want the whole BBQ experience of lighting the charcoal, fanning the flames and waiting for them to reach the right temperature before you get cooking, or would you rather use gas, which is far less time consuming? With everything from disposable to industrial / catering size BBQs available, not to mention chimineas and fire pits, make sure you set a budget before you shop.

With summer just around the corner, what better time to turn your attention to your garden? As the temperatures start to climb, chances are you’ll be wanting to spend more time outside. As well as a play area for children, your garden can be a great space for adults to enjoy too - in essence it’s another room. So why not treat yourself to a few little luxuries and to turn it into a haven where you can unwind, entertain and play!

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Summer Driving Tips Whether it’s the daily commute, the school run or a long journey to a holiday retreat, driving in the summer has its challenges... and is very different to driving in the depths of winter. As well as glare, which can also be treacherous in winter, you’ve got high temperatures to contend with, which can make your car behave differently. Roads are also often busier, especially during school holidays, on airport and port approaches, and in and around popular tourist destinations. So before you head off again, take a look at these summer driving tips from RAC Breakdown Cover to keep you safe and moving.

Summer Car Maintenance Modern cars largely cope fine with summer weather and driving conditions. However, a few things can crop up – some are nothing to worry about, while others you should be mindful of. Don’t worry about: • Pools of water under your car – These are caused by condensed water from the air conditioning system • Smoke from air vents – Unless the smoke is acrid, it’s just water vapour produced by the air conditioning unit that hasn’t had time to condense. • Roaring from the engine bay – This is the

cooling fan turning on and off • Less power – If your car seems more lethargic in summer, this is probably because the air is warmer and less dense, giving the engine a little less “oomph”. On the flipside, you should be aware of the following: • Tyres – high temperatures and under-inflation exacerbate existing damage and weak spots, increasing the risk of punctures. Before setting off, check tyre condition and pressures on your vehicle, as well as anything you might be towing.

• Overheating – check your coolant reservoir, look for wet or white marks on coolant hoses and listen for the fan when your engine is idle. If you think anything’s amiss, have it looked at ASAP. • Fuel efficiency – use a roof box and close windows on the motorway to reduce drag; start air conditioning when doors and windows are closed, and turn it off when the car has cooled; and increase tyre pressure if you’re carrying extra passengers. • Glare – keep glass clean, repair scratches and chips, and wear non light-reactive sunglasses.

Hay Fever The onset of hay fever can prove dangerous for drivers – if you sneeze at 70mph you lose your vision for as much as 100 metres! Research from Halfords suggests 27% of UK drivers suffer from symptoms, and one in three admit to being distracted by hay fever. There are numerous remedies available to help (always choose a non-drowsy

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form when driving), and wearing sunglasses, keeping a tissue to hand and closing air vents and windows can make your journey more comfortable. But if you’re severely affected by hay fever, it might be best to delay your journey – you don’t want to be one of the 2 million drivers thought to have had an accident, near miss or lost control of their vehicle as a direct result of hay fever.

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Isuzu D-Max Arctic Trucks AT35 PROS ‘N’ CONS à Appearance à Clout à Practicality à Wallowy

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hen it comes to getting the job done, there aren’t many pick-ups more hardcore than the Isuzu D-Max – a muscular all-rounder that just works. Master of all trades and the perfect blend of rugged capability, whether off-road or load-lugging; paired with performance and comfort. The D-Max is masculine enough on its own. But marry it with Icelandic vehicle modifier, Arctic Trucks, and it gets an extra dose of testosterone. The customised, off-road inclined D-Max AT35 has been offered in Nordic territories for some time, but over the last couple of years, UK consumers have been able to have a slice of the action. The Arctic Trucks conversion can be had in two variants: the four-door Double Cab I drove, and the extended cab. Both are built on the existing D-Max Utah specification, but add a few grand to the price-tag. The biggest difference between the AT35 and a normal D-Max are the outsized 35inch tyres and the broader track. The truck has also been elevated by an extra 55mm. The tyres are so substantial that Arctic Trucks reckons the D-Max can glide over slush and snow, rather than plunge into it. Other outer surface conversions include burlier side steps, and wider wheel-arches. The standard Isuzu suspension has been given a seeing to as well, with superior Fox Performance dampers made to endure the toughest impacts. The additional ground

clearance means you won’t ground it out on any off-tarmac obstructions you’re likely to find in Britain. What’s more, the approach and departure angles enable it to confront almost perpendicular inclines without throwing a wobbly. The D-Max still goes about its business without upmarket hill descent control, but the low-range four-wheel drive and manual gear selector on the automatic transmission lets you do things the oldschool way, via engine braking. The 164PS 2.0-litre oil-burner might not be as hard-hitting or sophisticated as Mitsubishi’s L200 pickup on the asphalt, but it has bags of torque from low down to tug you out of bother. Not surprisingly, the Isuzu D-Max AT35 isn’t meant to be a motor you can hoon around twisty back roads; both performance and handling are impacted by the embellishments. It won’t outmanoeuvre BMW’s X5 if that’s what you imagine, but then that’s a long way from the intended market. What does amaze is the AT35’s talent to achieve and sustain motorway speeds without much tyre roar. The ride is very

à Max speed: 112 mph à 0-62 mph: 15 secs (est) à Combined mpg: 36.2 à Engine layout: 1898cc four-cylinder turbo diesel à Max. power (PS): 164 à CO2: 220 g/km

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easy-going, too, although it does become quite wallowy the quicker you go, due to the balloon-like tyres. Hypothetically, you could use this special version of the D-Max to do the daily commute, but that would almost be an insult to its mud-plugging abilities.

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9.30am Teddies Tunes, Kirton Town Hall, Station Road, Kirton. Music and crafts for the under-fives and their families. T: 01205 367004 9.30am, 10.30am, 4.15pm and 7.30pm - Fitness Fusion Class. Fun mix of exercise styles to keep you motivated and get fit. Nr Pilgrim, Boston. T: 07737 064128 9.30am Pilates, The Old School, St Marys Church,Horncastle Road, Boston. PE21 9BU T: Sharon 07736 068656 10.00am to 11.30am Yoga & Yoga Nidraat Mindfulofbeing Centre, Tattershall Road, Boston. Reserve your space, Call Jayne07805 039 099, jayne@ mindfulofbeing.com 10.00am - 11.00am, Tai Chi, St Thomas Church Hall, London Road, T: 07789 893853 W: www.taichilincs.co.uk 10.00am - 12:30pm - Short Health Walk - (excluding Bank Holidays) Conservative Club, 16 Main Ridge Boston. T: Frances Taylor 01205 354320 10.15am Music Bugs, Blackfriars Theatre, Boston, T: 0844 5781015, E: sarah@musicbugs.co.uk, W: www.musicbugs.co.uk 1.30pm – 3.30pm Short Health Walk - (excluding Bank Holidays) Kirton Town Hall Station Rd Kirton.T: Frances Taylor 01205 354320 1:45pm-4:30pm Short Mat Bowls Zion Methodist Church Hall, Brothertoft Road, Boston, T: S Maddy 01205 365250 2-4pm Monday and Tuesday, Art with Paul, classic, modern all styles welcome every to book call 01205 837172 2pm to 3pm Gentle Yoga at Mindfulofbeing Centre, Tattershall Road, Boston. Reserve your space. Call Jayne 07805 039 099, jayne@mindfulofbeing.com 5.00pm - 9.00pm: Children and Teen Ballet Classes, AJ Dance, Spayne Road, Boston. T: 01205 352104 W: www. ajdance.com 6.00pm – 6.45pm Kuk Sool Won Martial Arts School, Children’s beginners class. 3 Merlin Terrace, Marsh Lane, Boston, PE21 7SB. Contact Principal Instructor Sonny Boyall on mobile: 07710444662 or email: kuksoolwonboston@gmail.com 7.00pm - 7.45pm Ladies Belly Dance, AJ Dance, Spayne Road, Boston. T: 01205 350479/07534 639325. W: www. ajdance.com 7.30pm Badminton, Zion Methodist Church, Brothertoft Road, Boston, T: 01205 367167 7.30pm Sarber Dog Training and agility, Leverton. T: Nicki 01205 480869 7.30pm – 8.45pm - Kuk Sool Won Martial Arts School, Adult class, Boston High School, Spilsby Road, Boston, PE21 9PF. Contact Principal Instructor Sonny Boyall on 07710 444662 8.00pm - 8.45pm Zumba, AJ Dance, Spayne Road, Boston. £3 per session. T: 01205 350479/07534 639325 W: www.ajdance.com 8.45pm - 9.30pm BurleX Fitness AJ Dance, Spayne Road, Boston. £3.50 per session. T: 01205 350479/07534 639325 W: www.ajdance.com

v Tuesday

9.30am - Teddies Tunes –Danny Flear Community Centre, Frieston. Music and crafts for the under-fives and their families. T: 01205 367004 10.00am – 11.00am Tai Chi, Conservative Club, Main Ridge West, T:07789 893 853, W: www.taichilincs.co.uk 10.00am – 12.00pm, Tuesday Club, for art, painting, cookery etc, Unitarian Church, Spayne Road, Boston, (near the Gliderdrome), T: 07857625792, E: rogers1emma@sky.com 10.00am – 4.00pm, Country Roads Quilters, Sibsey Village hall, T: 01205 750562 10.00am – 12.00pm Short Health Walk - Boston Stump (Cotton Chapel) T: Frances Taylor 01205 354320 10.00am – 12.00pm Short Health Walk - Princess Royal Sports Arena, Great Fen

Road. Boston T: Frances Taylor 01205 354320 10.30- 12 noon Boston Parkinsons Café, third Tuesday of every month, St Barnabas day Hospice, Green Lane, Boston PE21 9ND. Contact 01205 366036 or 01205 760129 10.30am–12.30pm - Art Classes – Oil and Pastel. Cherry Holt Studio, Dowdyke Bank, Sutterton. T: Lyndis 01205 460558 10.30 - 11.30 & 11.30 - 12.30 Tuesday & Thursday Twistercise 60’s & 70’s dance workout at Boston Body Hub Unit 2 20 Wide Bargate near the park entrance come and sing and dance yourself fit, to book call Debbie on 01205 837172. 12.30pm - 3.00pm and 7.00pm Scrapbooking Workshop - R U Crafty, 6 George Street, Boston PE21 8XF, £5. T: 01205 317955 2.00pm – 4.00pm Short Mat Bowls, Sibsey Village Hall, T: 01205 751267 4.45pm - 7.45pm: Children and Teen Dance Classes, AJ Dance, Spayne Road, Boston. T: 01205 352104 W: www.ajdance.com 6pm to 7pm Yoga at Mindfulofbeing Centre, Tattershall Road, Boston. Reserve your space. Call Jayne 07805 039 099, jayne@mindfulofbeing.com 7.00pm - Fitness Fusion Class. Fun mix of exercise styles to keep you motivated and get fit. Nr Pilgrim, Boston. T: 07737 064128 7.00pm - 9.00pm Dressmaking Classes. The Design Studio, Antons Gowt. W: www.thedesignstudio.vpweb.co.uk T: Joann 01205 280276 7.15pm Pilates, Boston Control Studio, The Old school, St Marys Church, Horncastle Road, Boston. PE21 9BU T: Sharon 07736 068656 7.30pm Salsa Class –£5, Conservative Club Boston, all levels catered for, T: Emma 01205 351680 7.45pm - 8.30pm: Adult Tap Dancing Class T: 01205 352104 W: www.ajdance. com

v Wednesday

Boot Camp Work Wednesday and Saturday out at Boston Body Hub. Call Debbie on 01205 837172 Market Day – Louth and Boston 9.30am - Fitness Fusion Class. Fun mix of exercise styles to keep you motivated and get fit. Nr Pilgrim, Boston. T: 07737 064128 9.30am Pilates, Boston Control Studio, The Old school, St Marys Church, Horncastle Road, Boston. PE21 9BU T: Sharon 07736 068656 10.00am to 11.30am Mum & Baby Yoga at Mindfulofbeing Centre, Tattershall Road, Boston. Reserve your space. Call Jayne 07805 039 099. jayne@mindfulofbeing.com 10.00am -2.15pm Dressmaking Classes, Antons Gowt. Boston, W: www.thedesignstudio.vpweb.co.uk T: 01205 280276 10.00am – 11.00am - Pilates, Sibsey Village Hall, T: 01205 354509 or 07702 520684 10.00am-12.30pm - Crafts With a Cuppa - R U Crafty, 6 George Street, Boston PE21 8XF, £5. T: 01205 317955 10:30am - 12:30pm - Short Health Walk - Zion Methodist Church Brothertoft Road Boston. T: Frances Taylor 01205 354320 10.30am - Ladies Salsa Class - Nr Pilgrim, Boston. T: 07737 064128 Free Live Music with Pete Wray - Every other Wednesday, Drill Hall, Lincoln T: 01522 873834 10.30am–12.30pm - Art Classes – Oil and Pastel Cherry Holt Studio, Dowdyke Bank, Sutterton. T: Lyndis 01205 460558 11am-12 Wednesday and Sundays 10.30am-11.30am & 11.30am12.30am. Mandala mindful yoga in a relaxing and restful centre, reduce stress and relax. call 01205 837172 10am – 1pm Wood carving workshop Boston Stump 1.30pm-3pm – Crafty Lot! – craft sessions for everyone. First 3 Wednesday

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each month, Boston body Hub. 07568387809 1.30pm -3pm – Boston Fibromyalgia Group – craft sessions, last Wednesday of every month, Boston Body Hub 07568387809 1.30pm -3.30pm Short Health Walk - The Evergeens, School Lane Butterwick: Frances Taylor 01205 354320 2-4pm Wednesday, Craft club, papier Mache, dough dolls, knitting and much more call 01205 837172 2.00pm – 3.30pm Short Health Walk, Mayfields Broadfield Lane Boston. T: Frances Taylor 01025 354320 2.00pm – 4.00pm Blackfriars WI afternoon meeting. 3rd Wednesday of the month at the Len Medlock Centre Boston. T: 01205 368549 5.00pm - 9.15 pm: Teen and Adult Dance Classes, AJ Dance, Spayne Road, Boston. T: 01205 352104 W: www. ajdance.com 7.00pm-9.00pm Boston Art Group, Centenary Church Hall. 7.00pm to 9.00pm. Martial Art/Self Defence Class at Haven Academy, Marian Rd Boston. First class is FREE. T: Stuart Lawson 07792 937930 E: stuartlawson@tiscali.co.uk W: www.issogaitaijutsu.yolasite.com 7.00pm - 9.00pm Knitting & Crochet Class for all levels. The Design Studio, Antons Gowt. W: www.thedesignstudio. vpweb.co.uk T: Joann 01205 280276 for details. Every last Wednesday in the month 7.15pm to 8.30pm Yoga at Mindfulofbeing Centre, Tattershall Road, Boston. Reserve your space. Call Jayne 07805 039 099, jayne@mindfulofbeing.com 7.15 - 9.30pm Womens Institute, We meet on the second Wednesday of the month between 7.15 and 9.30pm at Sibsey Northlands Hall, T: 01205 750562 7.30pm Sarber Dog Training, Eastville. T: Nicki 01205 480869 8.00pm - 11.00pm - Social Club for Divorced, Separated and Widowed – Queen of Spades, Wellington Road, Boston, T: 07842 543499

v Thursday

9.30am - Teddies Tunes - Zion Methodist Church Hall, Brothertoft Road, Boston. Music and crafts for the under-fives and their families. T: 01205 367004 9.30am - 11.30am, Drop-In for Coffee and Chat, Zion Methodist Church, Brothertoft Road, Boston T: 01205 369731, W: www.zionmethodistchurch-boston. co.uk 10.00am to 11am Yoga at Mindfulofbeing Centre, Tattershall Road, Boston. Reserve your space. Call Jayne 07805 039 099, jayne@mindfulofbeing. com 10am -12pm Boston writers group, every fortnight. White Hart Hotel, Glass Room, Mr Dolby – 01205 360686 10.00am - 12:30pm Short Health Walk, Swineshead Church Hall, Market Place, Swineshead, T: Frances Taylor 01205 354320 10.00am-12.30am - Scrapbooking Workshop - R U Crafty, 6 George Street, Boston PE21 8XF, £5. T: 01205 317955 10.30am–12.30pm Art Classes, Ceramics, Oil and Pastel 1pm-4pm and 7pm- 9pm. Cherry Holt Studio, Dowdyke Bank, Sutterton. T: Lyndis 01205 460558 12.00pm - 3.00pm Knitting & Craft Club. The Design Studio, Antons Gowt. T: Joyce 01205 280276 1:00 - 2:00pm, Tai Chi, Boston Body Control Studio, The Old School, Saint Mary’s Church, Horncastle Road, T: 07789 893 853, W: www.taichilincs.co.uk 1.00pm – 3.00pm Boston Art Group, Wings Meadow, Frieston Rd. Boston 1:30pm - 3:30pm Short Health Walk St Thomas Church Hall London Road Boston. T: Frances Taylor 01205 354320 1:30pm - 3:30pm - Caring Companions Boston and District, POP-IN, Pensioners Hall behind Marks and Spencer, T: Jenny 01205 280717 or Alan 01205 871465

6.15pm Line Dancing – Nr Pilgrim, Boston. T: 07737 064128 6.30pm – 7.30pm Weight Watchers, Community Church Hall, Fishtoft 6.30pm – 8.30pm - Short Mat Bowls, Sibsey Village Hall, T: 01205 751267 6.45pm to 8.15pm Yoga & Yoga Nidra at Mindfulofbeing Centre, Tattershall Road, Boston. Reserve your space. Call Jayne 07805 039 099, jayne@mindfulofbeing. com 7pm - 8pm Track Running, PRSA, Boston Triathlon Club, Craig Oliver 01205 363141 7.00 - 8.30pm, Tai Chi, Boston Grammar School, Rowley Road, T: 07789 893 853, W: www.taichilincs.co.uk 7.00pm to 9.00pm SOLO Classical Guitar Ensemble, (twice monthly), New Life Centre, 25 Mareham Lane, Sleaford, NG34 7JP 7.00pm - 9.00pm Dressmaking Classes. The Design Studio, Antons Gowt. W: www. thedesignstudio.vpweb.co.uk T: Joann 01205 280276 7.15pm – 10.00pm Amber Hill W.I. 2nd Thursday of every month. Held at “The Loft” Hubberts Bridge Community Centre. T: Cindy 01205 367890 7.15pm - Fitness Fusion Class – Fun mix of exercise styles to keep you motivated and get fit. Nr Pilgrim, Boston. T: 07737 064128 7.30 - 8.15 pm: BurleX Fitness, T: 01205 350479/07534 639325 W: www.ajdance.com 8.15 - 9.00 pm: Zumba, T: 01205 350479/07534 639325 W: www.ajdance.com

v Friday

Market Day – Louth, Alford and Sleaford 9.30am - Teddies Tunes –Zion Methodist Church Hall, Brothertoft Road, Boston. Music and crafts for the under-fives and their families. T: 01205 367004 10.00am - 2.15pm Dressmaking Classes, Antons Gowt, Boston www. thedesignstudio.vpweb.co.uk, T: 01205 280276 10.00am-1.00pm - New Horizons – for people with mental health problems. Methodist Church, St Leonards Drive, Chapel St Leonards. T: 07901 611256 10.00am - 12:30pm Short Health Walk - Boston Sports and Social Club Fishtoft Road Boston. T: Frances Taylor 01205 354320 1pm -3pm Christians Against Poverty (CAP) Job club New Life Community Church in Kirton (Main Road A16 - PE20 1QJ) Tel Carol Lidgett on 07704695870 1.15pm Tiny Toes (18m-3yrs) Wyberton Parish Hall 1:30pm - 3:30pm Short Health Walk, Old Leake Community Centre Furlongs Lane Old Leake T: Frances Taylor 01205 354320 1.30pm – 3.30pm - Line-dancing, The Ridlington Rooms 4.30pm - 9.00pm: Belly Dancing and Musical Theatre Classes, T: 01205 352104. W: www.ajdance.com 6.00pm Pilates, The Old School, Boston Control Studio, The Old School, St Marys Church, Horncastle Road, Boston. PE21 9BU. T: Sharon 07736 068656 7.00pm – 8.30pm Belly Dance Classes, Kirton Middlecott Sports Centre T: 01205 355232 or FB Boston Bellydance 7.00pm Dance Classes – Salsa, Mordern Jive, Cha Cha, Merengue. Rugby Club, Princess Royal Arena. No partners needed, 2 left feet welcome and beginners. T: 07737064128 7.00pm Belly Dance Classes, Kirton Middlecott Sports Centre, T: 01205 355232 or FB Boston Bellydance 7.15pm Dance Party – Every last Friday of the month, 7pm beginners Salsa Lesson, Advanced Salsa lesson. 8.30pm party starts, non-dancers welcome, Rugby Club, Princess Royal Arena. T: 07737 064128 7:30pm - 8:30pm Boston Triathlon Club, Swimming Saturday Prsa 9:am - 10:30am Adult and Junior Cycling & Running, Geoff Moulder, Craig Oliver 01205 363141

7.30pm – 10.00pm, Wrangle Youth Club, Wrangle Youth Centre (PE22 9DL). T: Jayne 07751 051862 or Jason 07943 512636 7.30pm, Bingo, Sutterton Village Hall, Park Avenue, Sutterton. T: 01205 460459

v Saturday

Wills Roller disco at Peter Paine Performance Centre. Now open every Saturday, times vary please look at our Facebook page or Call 07501128832 9.00am - 5.30pm: Children’s Dance Classes, T: 01205 352104. W: www. ajdance.com Wedding First Dance Classes - Times to be arranged. Nr Pilgrim, Boston. T: 07737064128 10.00am – 11.00am Footie Tots, 18 months to 5 years, Peter Paine Sports Centre, Roseberry Avenue, Boston. T: Mark Melson 07740 280652, W: www.cmssports.co.uk 10.00am – 11.30am Soccer Club, 5 to 14 years, Peter Paine Sports Centre, Roseberry Avenue, Boston. T: Mark Melson 07740 280652, W: www.cmssports.co.uk 10.00am - 4.00pm Felting. Felting demonstrations & workshops. Antons Gowt, Boston. W: www.thedesignstudio.vpweb. co.uk. T: 01205 280276. Every first Saturday in the month. 10.30am to 11.30am Yoga at Mindfulofbeing Centre, Tattershall Road Boston. Reserve your space. Call Jayne 07805 039 099, jayne@mindfulofbeing.com 10.30am – 11.30am Go-Ride Cycling for 4 - 14 years, Peter Paine Sports Centre, Rosebery Avenue, Boston, T: 07507 291912, W: www.bostonwheelerscc.org.uk/ goride.htm 10am – 1pm Wood carving workshop Boston Stump 6.30pm – 11.30pm Line Dancing, Sibsey Village Hall, T: 01205 366810 7.30pm till late Dance Party - Every third Saturday of the month. The Witham Tavern, Boston. No partners needed, 2 left feet welcome, dancers and non-dancers. Food available. T: 07737 064128

v Sunday

Fitness Shred Class – Mixture of training level 1, Nr Pilgrim, Boston. T: 07737 064128 2.00pm Sarber Dog Training, Antons Gowt. T: Nicki 01205 480869 6pm Sunday Sound Bathing & relaxation every month at Boston Body Hub call Debbie on 01205 837172 6.30pm Dance Classes – Salsa, Bachata, Tango, Rueda. Upstairs at the White Hart Hotel. No partners needed, 2 left feet welcome and beginners. T: 07737 064128 2pm Country Music Concert – once a month, Old Leake Community Centre Furlongs Lane, Please call for dates. Tel 01205 870 983 or 01205 363757

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